Review on GSlife Dish Drying Rack Rustproof, 201 Stainless Steel 2 Tier Dish Racks With 3 Drainboards For Kitchen Counter, Dish Drainer With Utensils Holder,Cutting Board Holder,Black by Chris Tobin

One of the screw holes wasn't drilled out so I couldn't use a screw to hold it together. I thought everything was great til I found one of the screw holes at the very top wasn't there. There was no hole dried for the screw, instead of sending it back I used some zip ties and it managed to hold it together. I love the dish rack itself except for that one problem. I'm sure I could drill a hole if I wanted to, but as long as the zip ties keeps it together I'm fine with it.Oh make sure you know it's tall, so if you have a cabinet over the area where it will sit your dishes won't be able to be put on the top rack.I read where someone else had that problem and she said she switched out the top and bottom rack but that's not possible since they are different sizes, you'll not be able to screw it together that way.I have just enough room where I can still stand my dishes up at the very front but that's fine for me since I live alone. One more thing, the cutlery drainer sits over to the right a little too far for the water to drain in the drip tray. You could set it inside the bottom rack or just put a towel under it. I still like it, it looks good and serves a purpose.